Bahamas wreck diving
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Probably New Providence for the most wrecks. There's multiple wrecks near Stuart Cove's - including several put down as movie sets.
2nd is probably Grand Bahama.
Here's a list: Wreck Dives | The Official Site of The Bahamas
2nd is probably Grand Bahama.
Here's a list: Wreck Dives | The Official Site of The Bahamas
I did do Stuart's Cove diving in May but I was not happy with the first dive being only 35 minutes. As a divemaster, that is way to little bottom time for me. The wrecks were good there I must admit. Their shark dive was fun too. I just might try Grand Bahama next then. People talk about Bimini but I was not seeing much about that online.
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If you're not committed to the Bahamas, you might consider St. Thomas also. Blue Island Divers Dive SItes
Add-on a day trip to the RMS Rhone in the BVI's - Cruz Bay Watersports does it. You can "drive" (car ferry) there early enough to meet their departure time. Cruz Bay Watersports - Scuba Diving Programs
Add-on a day trip to the RMS Rhone in the BVI's - Cruz Bay Watersports does it. You can "drive" (car ferry) there early enough to meet their departure time. Cruz Bay Watersports - Scuba Diving Programs
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